3 Color Reduction Print

[@catmurra1]

From an art teacher trying to juggle resources for multiple classes, from the bottom of my heart, thank you!!!! Exactly what I was hoping for!

[@ollie2111]

I ended up here at 4am through some very random internet searches and I am very pleased with what I have found. I'm a craft person and while this looks a little too dangerous for my skill level (I'm not even good at using an exact knife for paper hahaha), it is very satisfying to watch you carve and to learn what carve printing is. Beautiful, thank you for this.

[@kimmorland7124]

Thank you so much for this simple and clear demonstration.

[@aight33]

Good explanation! I could never understand how reduction print works. Thanks to you I finally understood it! Thank you!

[@danielatrinca1280]

Its so beatiful.Your work,and your explanation.😊

[@robking5896]

So well narrated. Explained all of the basics in detail that were missing from dozens and dozens of videos I have already watched. I did not know how to make a Registration Board properly and did not know where to cut for proper placement of color after printing for example. Excellent video and I have subscribed to your Channel.

[@gordoloboalbondigas]

Wonderful job on this---truly helpful and simple too!!!! Aha moments, like the brilliant registration block, all w/just cardboard and mat knife, and the tape!!! Too excellent for words (why did that never even begin to occur to me?). And is the make-shift baren a wooden spoon??!---I've always used silver-plate spoons but they heat up viciously! Also just noticed the wonderful economy of the bench hook doubling as ink-palette---altogether great, thank you SO much for the degree to which in a matter of minutes you demystified a process that defied my imagination to figure out without guidance.

[@Denopolis]

use a wooden spoon

[@linaj63]

Great video. Your registration device is such a good idea and also simple. I'll give this a go, thanks.

[@ollie2111]

Some would say it's pointless to take such a complicated route, but I think that's the beauty of art. You don't always have to go the easy way, part of the art piece is how it was made. And this printing method makes it all the more special and unique. Much like Tibetan monk sand mandalas. 🖤❤🧡

[@crystalbloom.]

Wonderful tutorial ! 😍 Thank you 😃

[@katiepants1704]

Thank you for this video!!!!! I’m doing a reduction print for class and could not wrap my head around it, but I get it now. Thanks ✨

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[@kobeasher4563]

@Omari Walter Instablaster =)

[@omariwalter3539]

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[@omariwalter3539]

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[@kobeasher4563]

@Omari Walter Happy to help =)

[@user-kb1pj7iu6j]

Magnificent explanations, thank you.

[@ermy_snerm]

Thank you!! This was probably the most helpful videos on this that I've seen!

[@liseernie]

thank you, very-well explained, inexpensive tools, very helpful

[@johnrevill1087]

Enjoyed your blog very good for beginners, if your going to do more printing I suggest that you invest in some decent carving tools you can keep sharp those you are using are good for beginners and easy carve lino blocks but that's it trust me you'll find the carving process a lot easier and enjoyable

[@rpederse]

I've watched several reduction printing videos this evening. I love the idea of the registration block. Thanks!

[@wisecracker1294]

Very nice video. Great, clear instructions. I would like to see a similar video at the end of which you show us which prints you chose to keep and which ones you rejected, and why.

[@suebarnett-naturegazing]

Lovely ❤

[@merkules6]

This is so awesome, thank you thank you thank you! I had no idea you can make prints without presses. The cheapest one I found was over 300 euros so I wouldn't want to get one for myself since I'm a poor student. I thought my only option was to rent a printmaking workshop and do things there, which is not how I prefer to operate. I made prints once when I was studying art, but we had a massive press there and I thought it was the only way to do printmaking "properly". Or even if it is, I don't really care since art has no rules, right? This was a really good tutorial.

[@jeanetteisaacman1588]

How do you clean your block between each layer

[@zlanaya]

...but didn't you have to copy the hen on the reverse side so that you would get the printed hen facing to the right?

[@monicag9847]

Thank you!❤

[@julioluna1641]

Loved your video!

[@multipletots2769]

Thanks Audrey. I got very much help from you. Frm india

[@Michelle-vg5lc]

Thank you so much.

[@katgillang]

Nicely informative but if you cut back on the ink rolled out you'll get much cleaner prints. You mentioned a velcro sound, aim for a shooshing sound.

[@raincatz4512]

reaaally good demonstration ! thank you!

[@JohnAndrew1010]

Awsome! Thanks for sharing.

[@Zoomfreaky]

Thank you for this helpful and clear instruction video! Enjoyed it a lot.

[@nickdunbar2967]

Very nice Ms. Thank you kindly.

[@evanfarrow1377]

Great work! you're video was very helpful. Thank you!

[@lesliegalindo-flores5958]

Do you use water or oil based ink ?

[@madilynmonroe488]

since she said water soluble...I assume it is water based

[@kevinmccloskey7220]

Nice clear demo. THANK YOU.

[@fredowner1617]

That's beautiful!

[@michaelmattocks4174]

Pretty informative!

[@CorgiFeet]

Thank you for this video. It's great and I appreciate on clear your instructions are.

[@PazBinv1]

Helpful and inspiring, thank you.

[@sarah4247]

Thank you so much this was so helpful!

[@yaxirsiddiqui7311]

Great 👍👍👍👍

[@brendabrown3691]

Thank you--very concise and easy to follow

[@normaljakee]

rawr

[@AvionOrr]

Lovely

[@myfragilelilac]

Im pretty new to this. I guess youll start with the lightest colors.

[@elfy60]

Excellent - thank you.

[@olegstudios2125]

Lol

[@normaljakee]

Lol

[@poolburn123]

and get good music